Thomas Jefferson High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Port Arthur, TX)

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Good Advice From Counselors Pays MISS LOUISE ERWIN Dlrcc- MRS FDNA HARGUS-Jun- MR. AIAI.COI.M LEQUEUXi MR. HOBFRT WARDiAd- tor of Edumtinnal iur Cnuuselm': BS. Iu bhock Sophomore Counselor; B.A, minxstrathe Assistant; B.A. BS. Texas Whimm's Univer , 'ltkh, M S. Uniursity 0f Housr Ijnixcrsity of Southwestern Lou- North Tcxns Stale, M,A. Pta- ly. M.Ed Unimrsity of Hous- ton isiana, M Ed. University of body College rnn Houston MRS. IAINE COMMANDER MRS. ANNA MAE DEVINEA MRS. DOROTHY DUGANa. MISS JEANNETTE TENNEY 'Fri Lipal 5 Secretary Secretary Registrar amendance Clerk Extuses! Excuses!

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Hard Working Staff Backs Principal MR. ROGER RUSSELL Assistant Principal B.St and M,F.d. Sam Houston State College A successful classroom teacher and a well-organized director of the student activity program, ML LeBaron has been prominent in the affairs of this school for the past six yearst He was promoted from his job as social studies teacher in 1967. His chief duty as activities director was supervision of the work of Congress, which regulates many homeroom and class projects. The ability to steer :1 straight Course and temper justice with genuine understanding of problems is no small talent, Mr. Russell, who serves as head of the counseling staff, is able to talk with teachers, parents, and students fairly and firmly as problems arise. MR. HUGH LEBARON Director of Student Activities B.At Louisiana College

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Special Service, an Important Factor in MRS. JESSIE JUDD MILLER sees to the health of 2-400 students plus 106 teachers, Not only does she care for the sick but she advises those who are having emotional and family problems as chl. Mrs. Miller is active in several professional organizkltions and sponsnrs the Future Nurses Club, Students who plan to enter .1 nursing career may receive informa- tion 0n the differtnt type of schools for vocational training. MRS. MADELENE CAUTREAUX may be in Charge of only one big meal a day, but it involves more work than gm eight-hour-a-day-job. As school dietitian shc p1.1ns the meals and supervises the cookst Away from her job At school she finds time to help sponsor the American Field Service. MR. THOMAS ALLISON and MR CHARLES ROETHKE conduct classes for those With learning difficulties. Students learn skills which will increase their c.lpzlbilities for jobs in the future. A type of employment agency is supervised by these two men. They work many hard hours searching for means of employment available to their interested students. CAFETERIA WORKERS PROVIDE nppetizing fund for hungry students. MRS JESSIE JUDD MILLER iSChuol Nurs sL Colluur of Nursing, BS. l'ni- xcmty 0! Houston: Future Nurics MR. IHOMAS A ALLISON 75pm IELIuLI,tiuI1 13.5 Ln- mlr 'lcch PTA JRC MRS. MADEIENE GAI- ' 'A Xihietitian. BA Wonum Unnusity: JRC MR CHARLESA ROETHKE irSptcml ELIuC1tIun;B5 Ina mlr TLLh MEd StLpth F Austin